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Thank you for visiting Las Vegas Air
Conditioning and Heating. We are a family owned
HVAC service, repair, and installation company.
Our company is licensed, insured, and bonded. We
have been in business for more than 15 years now
and still going strong.
Our
technicians that we provide are all N.A.T.E
certified.
We are mainly a residential service and repair
company we don't send out a salesman to your
home to sell you a new air conditioner, we send
a highly qualified, clean, drug-free, and
certified technician.
We'll keep repairing your ac system until you
say your ready to buy a new one.
Our company offers the lowest prices for
mechanical and electrical parts in Las Vegas and
Henderson, Nevada.
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Home Heating Maintenance Checklist. |
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Heating
and cooling tips from Las Vegas Air Conditioning and
Heating Company. You can help save money and improve
your homes energy efficiency with maintaining most of
the heat in your home that is produced from your heating
system. Home
maintenance tips for winter time to keep
your home nice and comfortable. |
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Guidelines to keep the heat in your home and to stay
energy efficient.
- Have
a N.A.T.E certified HVAC technician to inspect your
homes heating equipment for efficiency. Having leaks
in your air ducts can run up your energy bill.
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Install a programmable thermostat in your home or
commercial property. This
allows you to preset temperatures for different
times of the day for total comfort in your home.
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Replace or clean your filters every 2 months. Air
filters should be checked or changed once a month.
- Have
the fireplace in your home cleaned and checked if
its working correctly.
- Seal
air leaks located in the attic, basement, or
crawlspace, and also around the doors and windows if
needed.
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Check your attic for proper insulation and proper
duct installation. (The U.S. Department of Energy
suggests a value between R-22 and R-49.)
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Close curtains or shades at night and keep them open
during the day
Clean windows on the south side of your house to
maximize sunlight exposure.
- The
doors in your home that lead to the outside should
be weather stripped
- Wrap
and insulate waterlines to prevent them from
freezing and busting causing bigger problems.
Extra steps you can take to save energy:
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Lower the temperature of your water heater to 120°F
(for every 10-degree decrease in temperature, you
may save 3% - 5% on your energy costs).
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Install rubber gaskets behind outlets and use switch
plates on exterior walls.
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Install low-flow showerheads to reduce the amount of
hot water being used.
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Clean the condenser coil before every cold or hot
season with high pressure water for all heat pump
systems.
Things you can do to improve air quality and reduce
potential health risks:
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Change the batteries in smoke alarms, as well as
radon and carbon monoxide detectors just in case you
have a cracked heat exchanger.
- Add
a ceiling fan in rooms to help move the air.
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Get your home air system cleaned and sanitized for
cleaner air.
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Reduce the potential for buildup of allergy-causing
pollutants by keeping your house clean. Have your
carpets in your home shampooed yearly.
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